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Tissue Handling,ould be less than 4 μm. The clinician must be provided with a special form indicating the kind of biopsy and the location from which it was taken. If it takes less time to transmit necessary information from the endoscopist to the pathologist, more of such information can be conveyed.

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Tissue Handling,ozen sections. They should be placed directly into the fixative with minimum exposure to air, a process best performed by the endoscopist. Lung biopsies are very sensitive to crushing and squeezing artefacts. Several fixatives may be used. The use of buffered formalin (6.8

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Normal Histopathology,l texture of the tissue, and upon certain changes within these “normal” findings. The lung itself has only a limited number of reactions to damage caused by internal or external factors. These affect the substructures of the lung to varying degrees. Consequently, analysis of the morphological change

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